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The Defense Department was floating in money during the George W. Bush years, and when Barack Obama arrived it was planning as if that would never change.

American David Wise won gold in the debut of freeski halfpipe in the Olympic Games on Tuesday. The Reno native scored a 92 on his first run, putting him in first. On his second run, Wise hit the lip of the pipe on his first hit. He then had to watch and wait to find out if he won gold until Cana ...

A Wisconsin National Guard servicemember who posted controversial photos and comments regarding military funerals on social media has been removed from her duties pending the outcome of an ongoing investigation.

An image freezes the moment Britain's David Murdoch delivers the stone in a curling match against Norway. Another shows the Olympic torch through a rain-soaked window. Other photos capture South Korean athletes waving to fans and American Mikaela Shiffrin as she approaches a gate in the women's ...

David Wise soared through sleet and snow and ended up with gold — a mighty nice present to bring home to his daughter. Wise overcame the conditions to score a 92 on his first run, which held up as the weather worsened.

Analysis: Russian President Vladimir Putin has tried to turn the Winter Olympics in Sochi into a showcase of international amity, but Tuesday's scenes of violence from Kiev threaten to pierce that illusion.

As Hollywood tiptoes into China with tame plots, one U.S. television program is drawing online viewers with story lines about Chinese corruption, intrigue and sex.

What kind of figure-skating music scores best in Sochi? Russian, of course.

Weeks of stalemated talks between the government and westward-leaning protesters ended with an outburst of violence in the capital of Kiev on Tuesday, killing at least three people.

France's Peugeot family lost control of its automobile dynasty by holding on to the steering wheel too tightly. China's state-controlled Dongfeng Motor will get a shot in the driver's seat with a $1.1 billion investment.

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WASHINGTON, DC – House Communications and Technology Subcommittee Chairman Greg Walden (R-OR) today applauded the Federal Communications Commission’s Report on FCC Process Reform. Released on Friday, the report contains the recommendations of the FCC’s staff level working group, many of which mi ...

OBAMACARE FACT CHECK Politico reports, “Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius says there is ‘absolutely no evidence’ that the Affordable care Act will drive down employment, despite a report from the Congressional Budget Office released Feb. 4 predicting fewer people would be wor ...

Editorial boards from across the country continue to press President Obama to approve the Keystone XL pipeline, an important component of an all-of-the-above energy strategy. Today, the president’s hometown paper, the Chicago Tribune, urged him to “get cracking” and “put people to work.” The Tri ...

WASHINGTON, DC – House Energy and Commerce Committee leaders today sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Jack Lew requesting documents regarding the administration’s most recent delay of the employer mandate. In the letter to Secretary Lew, the leaders write, “Since the passage of the law, the adm ...

WASHINGTON, DC – The Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, chaired by Rep. Tim Murphy (R-PA), today held a hearing reviewing the status of the Department of Energy’s clean coal programs. The subcommittee questioned DOE Deputy Assistant Secretary for Clean Coal Dr. S. Julio Friedmann and ...